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 1 Intro,  7|  animals. The favourite food of men is also that of the gods,
 2 Intro,  7|      hidden fire from heaven to men on earth, like the Prometheus
 3 Intro,  7| terrestrial goblins, enemies of men. By far the most common
 4 Intro,  8|       the various ways in which men follow gain (ix. 112), or
 5 Intro,  8|         were worn as ornaments. Men usually grew beards, but
 6   1      |       man, and placed him among men. Indra is called Agni's
 7   1      |   termed the nearest kinsman of men. He is oftenest described
 8   1      |     both takes the offerings of men to the gods and brings the
 9   1      |        appointed by gods and by men to be an 'oblation-bearer'.~
10   2      |  removes evil dreams, and makes men sinless; he drives away
11   2      |    impel the sun, or to declare men sinless to the sun. But
12   4      |        his steps are visible to men, but the third or highest
13   4      |         dear abode, where pious men and the gods rejoice. There
14   6      |      dwelt on: neither gods nor men have attained to the limit
15   7      |       is aware of the doings of men and gods, He is bountiful (
16   9      | Uttering his voice, he marshals men and watches the tillers
17   9      |   epithet yatayáj-jana arraying men together appears to be peculiarly
18  11      |         up from their nests and men seek nourishment. Day by
19  14      |      truth and the falsehood of men. They are mothers and as
20  16      |    deeds of mortals. He arouses men to perform their activities.
21  16      |   shines for all the world, for men and gods. He dispels the
22  16      |       he is besought to declare men sinless to Mitra-Varuna
23  18      |     shall be done, he witnesses men's truth and falsehood. No
24  18      |       from the sin committed by men's fathers. He spares him
25  21      |        not only on gods, but on men. It has, moreover, medicinal
26  26      |       darkness. At her approach men, beasts, and birds go to
27  28      |   rejoice with Yama. They watch men and wander about among the